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NextStep Recycling’s 1st Annual Earth Day Cell Phone Collection Event

NextStep and local businesses are joined forces to help local residents and businesses recycle old cell phones during a week-long special collection event held April 19th-April 26th. If all of the 100 million cell phones ready for end of life management in the U.S. are recycled, we could save enough energy to power more than 194,000 U.S. households with electricity for one year. Yowza!

TOTAL POUNDS COLLECTED: 1382 pounds

Thank you Market of Choice, Eugene Library, and the Duck Store for participating in this event!

NextStep Recycling is a 501(c)(3) public non-profit corporation dedicated to:

  • Educating and empowering low income and disadvantaged Oregonians
  • Recycling and reusing electronic waste
  • Providing skill-training opportunities
  • Educating the public on the impact electronic waste has on our environment
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Mayor Kitty Piercy
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Styrofoam Roundup
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Earthday Electronics Roundup
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Ribbon cutting ceremony


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We are open:
Tuesday - Saturday, 10:00am - 6:00pm.
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Sundays, noon - 5:00pm.

2101 W. 10th, Eugene, OR 97402
Phone: 541-686-2366

Current News

04/28/08

NextStep Recycling’s 1st Annual Earth Day Cell Phone Collection Event

04/18/08

NEXTSTEP RECYCLING NAMED the 2008 Cooperative Education Employer of the Year by Lane Community College.

04/03/08

NextStep Recycling’s 1st Annual Earth Day Cell Phone Collection Event

04/03/08

Sheppard Motors Recognizes Home Town Hero, Lorraine Kerwood and launches Kith and Kin Project Computer Collection


The MAR program allows approved 501(c)(3) refurbishing programs to obtain licenses for the Windows operating system at a reduced rate and install the software on computers provided to qualified applicants.




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